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The Madagascar Hissing Cockroach is the common name for gromphadorhina portentosa. It is a large wingless cockroach and is probably the best cockroach for a starter collection. They are easy to care for and can be bred in large numbers quickly. ... more »
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The Vietnamese Centipede is the common name for scolopendra subspinipes. It is a large, aggressive species and the only centipede that is known to have killed a human with its venom. It should be kept only by an experienced keeper. The following ... more »
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Whether you are nature-watching, or attempting to do away with a neighborhood nuisance, being able to identify squirrel tracks will help you figure out if this animal is present in your area. As with most mammals, the tracks and other signs left ... more »
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Behavioral disorders, such as self-mutilation, in sugar gliders should never be ignored. Allowing a sugar glider to continue self-mutilating could result in permanent injury or even death. Follow these tips to keep your pet sugar glider from ... more »
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Hedgehogs have been around for millions of years and capture the attention of many people. Their small, cute, pointed faces capture the hearts of many as well. Their popularity as a pet is also growing mainly due to the fact that they're unique ... more »
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An event famous for its bright colors, sequins and beads, Mardi Gras makes the perfect occasion for a little razzle-dazzle. You can get your pet involved in the fun by fashioning a Mardi Gras costume worthy of New Orleans... more »
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A noisy rodent wheel can disturb your sleep, break your concentration or just annoy you. If your hamster, gerbil, mouse, rat, ferret or other pet rodent has a loud wheel, get some butter or vegetable oil and follow these steps to quiet their wheel... more »
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It can be difficult to find just the right cage for a new pet. Often pet stores sell expensive cages with limited sizes and configurations. To make a small animal cage that better suits your size requirements and budget, you just need to gather a ... more »
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An herb garden can be enjoyed by every member of your family--even those with four legs. Plant a special herb garden with your furry friends in mind, and at the same time create a beautiful space that everyone can enjoy. Read below for tips on ... more »
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If you are a pet sugar glider owner, you probably already know about the importance of playtime in your pet'slife. Devote at least 2 hours a night to playing with your glider to ensure its mental and physical health... more »
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TELL ME THE BEST BOOK TO BUY TO START TO BREED PAC MAN FROGS.IM JUST STARTING OUT SO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT SIZE TANK TO BUY FOR 2 FEMALE AND 1 MALE.PLEASE HELP.. more »
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When you house reptiles and rodents in terrariums they require a bedding substance to line the bottom of their habitat. Bedding provides the animal a sense of security by mimicking their natural habitat. An absorbent surface makes the terrarium a ... more »
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In an effort to find a lost pet, one of the bases to cover is to put missing pet ads online. It's one more way to bring exposure to your missing animal; increasing the possibility of a reunion. There are numerous places to put missing pet ads on ... more »
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This article is going to be a delight for me to do, as it brings back memories of my younger days.I was raised up right along the oklahoma/arkansas border,green country they call it,and had plenty of woods and creeks around me to frolic about.I ... more »
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A lock cover is a part in/on a hamster house, that covers openings. You have to remove it so you can add-on to the house. To remove it, without breaking it, read more..... more »
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If your pet is missing, every minute that passes without recovery reduces the chance that you will find your pet. To increase the likelihood of finding a missing pet, enlist the help of as many people as possible. Get hundreds, if not thousands ... more »
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Losing your pet is a frightening experience. However, if you take precautions before your pet is lost and if you approach the search in a systematic way, chances are that your missing pet will soon be safely back at home... more »
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After you have decided to buy a bearded dragon for a pet and have a habitat set up, you’re ready to choose a dragon. When buying any pet, it is important to know what to look for to select a healthy animal. Here are some tips for selecting a ... more »
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Selling a pet sugar glider requires a lot of responsibility. In order to successfully sell a pet sugar glider, you must make certain that sugar glider ownership is legal in your state and then obtain a special license. Once you have completed ... more »
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Although we think of hermit crabs as low maintenance pets, some effort must go into creating their habitat, or crabitat. Hermit crabs can live up to 10 years if well cared for, so this is a fun challenge that helps to ensure a long and happy life... more »
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Most people have never thought about shipping a live animal through the United States Postal Service (USPS). However, with some careful planning, you can ship certain live animals through the mail. Here's how to do it... more »
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Almost every pet has to be taken to see a veterinarian during its lifetime. This article will explain how to successfully and safely transport any animal both to and from a veterinarian's office... more »
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Sugar gliders make wonderful pets. However, determining the sex of a sugar glider can be a bit difficult-especially if you own a sugar glider that has yet to fully mature. Follow these simple steps to determine if your pet sugar glider is a male ... more »
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Small animals, like people, can develop foot problems from ragged, overgrown nails. To eliminate this problem, pet owners can clip an animal's nails. This simple process takes only minutes, yet helps ensure a healthier pet. Don't be nervous, you ... more »